Order Management in Supply Chain: A Case Study in Automotive Companies

Manzouri,

doi:10.3844/ajeassp.2011.372.379

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“…Information sharing is one of the most important issues in supply chain management [81]. Every part of the supply chain is deeply influenced by information.…”

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Increasing Production and Eliminating Waste through Lean Tools and Techniques for Halal Food Companies

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Major businesses around the world have been trying to reduce the total cost and wastes across their supply chain to remain competitive in the expanding global market. Hence, a collection of reliable tools and techniques are vital for decreasing costs and wastes and for providing effective services for customer demands. Given that lean concept attempts to decrease costs and wastes, this study aims to identify the effective lean tools required for eliminating wastes in the supply chain. Because of the large number of consumers and the global market of Halal products, this study focuses on Halal food supply chains. Out of the questionnaires distributed to 300 Halal food firms in Malaysia, only 61 usable replies were obtained. The results showed that demand collaboration, continuous improvement, and inventory management practices are the most important tools in Lean Supply Chain (LSC) implementation. In addition, the results indicated that only a small percentage of Halal food companies are implementing LSC. Malaysia is an important Halal food producer in the word, but has low level of LSC implementation among its Halal food producers. LSC is a new concept that needs more effort to be understood and implemented. OPEN ACCESSSustainability 2014, 6 9180

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“…Information sharing is one of the most important issues in supply chain management [81]. Every part of the supply chain is deeply influenced by information.…”

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confidence: 99%

Increasing Production and Eliminating Waste through Lean Tools and Techniques for Halal Food Companies

et al. 2014

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“…Halal SCM may be described as the combination of business processes and activities within the supply chains from the point of starting place to the end of consumption abiding through Islamic law [19]. A halal SCM covers everything from procuring and preparing genuine halal ingredients to manufacture and delivering final products to customers [20]. That is to make sure that halal applies not only to products or foods but additionally to all activities inside the supply chain that include product managing and management (such as inventory management and ingredient handling) [18].…”

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RFID Technology to Improve Integrity of Halal Fashion Supply Chain Management: A Systematic Literature Review

Mefid¹,

Eitiveni²

2023

Advances in Economics, Business and Management Research

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The halal industry is presently in great demand utilizing the Indonesian people considering that most of the Indonesian population is Muslim. As Muslims are required to determine Halal products for daily use. (gap) This paper is a literature study that examines preceding research related to halal supply chain management (SCM), traceability, and tracking systems. This study illustrates halal supply chains within the fashion industry make contributions to the development of halal SCM by offering a framework that uses tracing and tracking technology to keep the integrity of the halal product. The solution to this problem is adopting Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology within the halal SCM technique. RFID technology is a technology for automated identification systems the usage of wireless technology to become aware of uniquely marked objects or people. Radiofrequency identification is primarily based on wireless communication in radio frequencies. The system includes readers and tags that react to electromagnetic fields or impulses emitted through the reader. The use of RFID technology inside the supply chain technology in the fashion industry can do tracking and tracing to make certain that each level is usually maintained in keeping with Islamic law.

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“…OM capabilities can be measured with order to cash cycle time, order fill rates and order completeness (Croxton, 2003). This capability can be achieved with right and timely information (Manzouri and Ab-Rahman, 2011). Inefficiencies within OM process has direct impact on customer service (Alt et al, 2005) and SC agility (Shaw, 2000).…”

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Modelling the enablers to explore the driving power, dependence and strategic importance in achieving SC agility

Wankhade

Kundu

2020

IJVCM

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The environment in which supply chain (SC) operate keeps changing and so does the SC, making uncertainty as it's trait. SC agility is the key attribute which defines the capability to respond efficiently and effectively to such changes in order to achieve desired performance and achieve sustainable source of competitive advantage. The purpose of this study is to identify the enablers to achieve agility in automotive aftermarket SC and further modelling these enablers to understand their driving power, dependence and strategic importance. In phased approach, this article defines the various attributes of the automotive aftermarket SC which impacts its agility based on literature review and expert interviews and establishes interaction among the variables. Interpretive structural modelling (ISM) is used to present a hierarchy-based model and the mutual relationships among these enablers. ISM is supported with MICMAC analysis to determine the driving and dependence power among variables. Based on the results from the model of ISM, this paper also proposes the conceptual model and poses hypothesis for achieving SC agility and its impact on SC performance. In concluding remarks, paper provides commentary on the managerial implications, limitation of the current study along with future research directions.

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Order Management in Supply Chain: A Case Study in Automotive Companies

Cited by 9 publications

References 14 publications

Increasing Production and Eliminating Waste through Lean Tools and Techniques for Halal Food Companies

Increasing Production and Eliminating Waste through Lean Tools and Techniques for Halal Food Companies

RFID Technology to Improve Integrity of Halal Fashion Supply Chain Management: A Systematic Literature Review

Modelling the enablers to explore the driving power, dependence and strategic importance in achieving SC agility

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